Anyone Has Experience with hosting A jewelry party

i m really fascating about you can hosting a jewelry party and let your jewelry turn into cash. i have lots 925 silver jewelry .please let me know how should i get things start and what should i need.thans

I have attended several of the parties that you're referring to, as well as ones for companies like Stamping Up, Pampered Chef and Avon.

This type of marketing is known as Warm Market, meaning those that you're familiar with friends, family and co-workers.

If you don't have a warm market you're comfortable approaching for personal reasons, try hooking up with someone who sells a similar or companionable product line to your own and hosting a joint party.

If your company allows for online marketing, start looking to setting up your own pages on the web that you can also direct traffic to. Bear in mind, if you are selling products from a company like Lia Sophia, you may not be able to market on certain sites that require the products to be handmade or vintage.

Please let me know if that helps, I'd love to help another jewelry vendor off to a good start!

I have home parties with my business and it is probably one of the best ways I could meet new clients and make good cash. It gives you the opportunity to make that face-to-face connection.

I would have TONS of display products for people to touch and see because I find that the more porduct I have the more interest I get. People actually have to look for a while to actually see everything you've got there... then that gives you the chance to talk to them and explain why your product is so great and how it is different from others. Don't be disorganized though, don't have a table absolutely covered in pile of necklaces and earings... it has to look good, attractive.

I work from home through Soothing Scents and make some nice extra cash It's a great way to stay at home AND have my own money, rather than ask my hubby for cash all the time (which I HATE doing!) IF you want to learn more email soothingscents@live.com